80C & desire is D/DD - 325cc is not enough, is 500cc & 475cc a good amount to see a difference?

Thanks for your photos.

In my opinion,DON’T.

You have a great result.

Don’t risk dosing it for a minor change. You will be able to find a surgeon to do it but. . .

Good luck

First and foremost to make an accurate assessment regarding the outcome of any plastic surgery procedure we need to see before and after pictures.
If you don’t have before, and after pictures to ask your surgeon to forward the pictures they took.
Personally, I think your breast look exactly perfect. The way they are and my recommendation would be to not go up in size.
Breast augmentation outcomes are based on three variables.
The first is patient candidacy.
This includes variables like breast position on the chest wall, breast, divergence, breast shape, etc. etc.
The second variable is implant selection in regards to size shape and type.
The third variable is the surgeons ability to put the implants in the correct anatomic position.
In regards to these, your candidacy for breast, documentation appears to be ideal.
Implant selection was also done well and it looks like your surgeon did a great job with the procedure.
The most common reason for patients to have problems with breast augmentation and need revision surgery is using excessively large implants.
I cannot emphasize enough How many problems patient encounter because they went big on the implants.
As soon as the implant is larger than the natural breast diameter, the IMF has to be opened, and this increases the chance of implants bottoming out.
The pectoral muscle can no longer support the weight of the implant, and the skin envelope becomes stretched out.
All of these things add up To augmentation problems that require a revision surgery with things becoming more complex and more difficult
Eventually, some patients eventually fail breast augmentation.
A lot of these problems could’ve been simply avoided by leaving good enough alone, and not going with implants that are larger than the breast diameter.
My best clinical recommendation would be to leave everything the way it is.
If you are unhappy with your breast augmentation outcome then maybe you need to spend more time looking at your before pictures.
You’re young and I’m guessing you want to keep these for the long-haul.
Be smart.
Stop while you’re ahead.
Implant envy is a real thing.
There is wisdom in the phrase “and lead me not to temptation”
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD